Celebrated across the Northern hemisphere, on 21st June, the Summer Solstice is known as the longest day of the year.
The word 'solstice' comes from the Latin word 'sol', for sun, and 'sistere' which means to stop or stand still. This is because, at midday, the sun reaches its highest point and stops advancing North (which it would on most other days) instead it starts to move again in the other direction.
Stonehenge has a special significance to the solstice, as the formation of the stones line up with the movement of the sun. It is the site of a popular event each year, to watch the sunrays move through the rock formations.
To commemorate this year's solstice, as well as just our general appreciation of the happiness the sun brings us, we've put together our favourite sun-themed jewellery for you to treat yourself to...


Our in-house brand Mantra Jewellery, is all about positivity. The sun is a great symbol for this, as it represents strength and life. Our Sun rays necklace has the mantra 'Everything I need is within me', use this as a reminder of the strength you already have.


ChloBo bring their boho style to life with stacking bracelets, complete with hanging charms. Designer Chloe Moss often uses celestial symbols in her collections. The Dusk to Dawn set of two bracelets, is the perfect piece for accompany your solstice celebrations, as you celebrate from sunset to sunrise.


Along with their playful charm collection, we also stock Nomination's jewellery collection. Their Antibes necklace is named after the coastal town in the French Riviera, known for its port, often full of superyachts. Wear this necklace and cast your mind back to your favourite memories spent in the sun.


Thomas Sabo are known for their craftsmanship of charms and jewellery. Their original charms can be worn on bracelets and necklaces, or why not add them to an anklet - for a fun Summer look? Or if you're after something a little different, their 'Karma Beads' collection is full of incredibly detailed beads, each with their own meanings. The sunshine bead is inspired by the warmth of the Summer sun.
